British Chess Championship. Credit: Pat Baker from Gloucester, England/wikipedia, CC BY-SA Are experts more intelligent than non-experts or do they just work harder? And why do some people reach high
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Building privacy right into software code
Putting privacy right in the code. Credit: shutterstock.com When I was 15, my parents did not allow me to use AOL Instant Messenger. All of my friends used it, so
Is your big data messy? We’re making an app for that
Credit: University at Buffalo Like a teenager’s bedroom, big data is often messy. Malfunctioning computers, data entry errors and other hard-to-spot problems can skew datasets and mislead people—everyone from data
Professors build AI to help autonomous vehicles locate themselves on maps
Edward K. Wong, an associate professor in the NYU Tandon Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and Yi Fang, a research assistant professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer
Algorithm can create a bridge between Clinton and Trump supporters
We’d like to believe that our opinions are nuanced, balanced, high-minded, wise and above all, unique, but alas they are not—or so says Twitter. Most often, those we engage with
Real-time MRI analysis powered by supercomputers
Raw image data collected from dGEMRIC MRI protocol at an inversion time of 1600 milliseconds (left). The T1 map computed from seven different inversion times using the automated, real-time, quantitative
How algorithms (secretly) run the world
Credit: CC0 Public Domain When you browse online for a new pair of shoes, pick a movie to stream on Netflix or apply for a car loan, an algorithm likely
Algorithms: the managers of our digital lives
Partial map of the Internet based on the January 15, 2005 data found on opte.org. Each line is drawn between two nodes, representing two IP addresses. Credit: Wikimedia Commons Algorithms
A new open source dataset links human motion and language
Watching children on the playground, we see them run, climb, slide, get up, and do it all again. While their movements are continuous, we language-users can easily divide them up
How machine learning is changing crime-solving tactics
Credit: Public Domain Modern forensic DNA analyses are crucial to crime scene investigations; however the interpretation of the DNA profiles can be complex. Two researchers from the Forensics and National
The Internet and your brain are more alike than you think
Credit: Salk Institute Although we spend a lot of our time online nowadays—streaming music and video, checking email and social media, or obsessively reading the news—few of us know about
Computational methods applied to big datasets are compelling tools for historical linguistics
Algorithms search huge datasets in order to determine the relationship among the languages spoken today. Even the comparison of individual words may give us hints about the past of our
When data’s deep, dark places need to be illuminated
The World Wide Web is like an iceberg. Most of its data lies hidden below the surface in the deep web. The data-intensive Wrangler supercomputer at TACC is helping researchers
How to improve data management in the supercomputers of the future
How to improve data management in the supercomputers of the future. Credit: UC3M Researchers at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) are establishing new foundations for data management in the
Analysis software uses algorithms to visualize complex learning processes
Fraunhofer HHI’s analysis software uses algorithms to visualize complex learning processes (schematic diagram). Credit: Fraunhofer HHI Neural networks are commonly used today to analyze complex data – for instance to
